iPod-Cloner 1.13 Online Manual

Q: Can I try the trial version before the purchase?
A: Of course you can. iPod-Cloner's trial version can make one full conversion for free.

Q: Can iPod-Cloner convert protected DVDs to MP4?
A: Sure.

Q: How long does it take to convert a DVD movie?
A: It depends on many factors, like the computer performance, DVD ROM performance, film size, video resolution, etc.     Generally speaking, 40 minutes to one and half hours is enough for a conversion.

Q: Will there be any image difference between the output video and the original?
A: The standard DVD resolution is higher than that of iPod, of course there will be a little quality loss. But the difference

   is hardly to tell.

Q: How high and how wide do I set to the output files?
A: Generally speaking, 320×240 for iPod is enough. If you want to connect your iPod to TV and play movies on TV, 640×480 is     OK.

Q: What’s the difference between h264, xvid and MPeg4? Are they supported by iPod?
A: H264 is a kind of latest video codes, in fact it’s a kind of mpeg4. Xvid is also a kind of mpeg4. iPod supports all of them and     their output effects are more or less the same.

Q: How to transport the output files to my iPod?
A:iPod-Cloner can transport video files from PC to iPod directly. You needn't install iTunes or other software.
   If no iPod is connected to your PC, the iPod icon on the operating interface will be gray.

    If an iPod is connected to PC, this icon will be activated. You may click it to select “directly transport video files to ipod after     conversion”. If you select it, the icon will be blue, otherwise it'll be light blue.

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    The transporting time depends on the file size.

    Note: You need to close the automatic synchronization function of iTunes and select “enable disk use" (you can find it in the     summary page after starting iTunes).Otherwise the output files can not be put into your iPod.